Study finds a connection between low-calorie diets and higher levels of depression.

Researchers from Toronto have found that following a low-calorie diet might adversely affect mental health. A study published in BMJ Nutrition, Prevention and Health explored the link between restrictive eating and symptoms of depression. Using data from the National Health and Nutrition Survey, the team assessed nearly 29,000 adults. Participants shared their eating habits and […]
Davante Adams finds new life with the Rams

Davante Adams hasn’t even played a game against the Rams yet, but he’s already taken a liking to the “atmosphere” and “aura” of Los Angeles. “Everyone feels good,” Adams, who was traded from the Raiders to the Jets last season, shared with reporters on Tuesday. “It’s not like a dark cloud is hanging over the […]
Chickpeas more effective than black beans at lowering cholesterol, research finds

Chickpeas Linked to Lower Cholesterol Levels New research suggests that a common pantry item might help in reducing cholesterol levels. A study by the Illinois Institute of Technology revealed that chickpeas, also known as garbanzo beans, can have a positive effect on cholesterol. Participants who included chickpeas in their daily diet for 12 weeks experienced […]
Easily Avoidable: Trump DOJ Finds Large Alleged COVID Fraud Operation

According to the Pandemic Response Accountability Committee (PRAC), about $400 billion in COVID relief funds may have been allocated using fake or stolen Social Security numbers. The committee reported that the relief efforts put in place during 2020 were significantly compromised by abuse and fraud. The figures released in June 2025 show that this estimated […]
Jury in New Jersey finds man guilty of killing councilwoman Eunice Dwumfour

New Jersey Judge Convicts Man of Murdering Councillor A New Jersey judge has convicted Rashid Ali Bynum of murder in connection with the death of Eunice Dwumfour, a Republican Councillor, earlier this year. Judge Joseph Paone of the Middlesex County Superior Court has scheduled the verdict announcement for August 18. Bynum faces a sentence of […]
Jewish family finds out their neighbor is accused of firebombing a pro-Israel rally

Boulder Terror Investigation: Community Reactions Boulder, Colorado – A Jewish couple recently shared the alarming events surrounding an attack on a pro-Israel demonstration in their city. The Costello family, who had just settled into their new home, were visited by the FBI following the arrest of their neighbor, Mohamed Mohamed Sabry Soliman, on charges of […]
Cramer recommends Broadcom for new investors, finds Apple stock less risky.

Market Highlights from Friday Every weekday at 10:20 AM, the CNBC Investment Club with Jim Cramer hosts a live stream called “Morning Meeting.” Here’s a recap of some key events from Friday. 1. US stocks experienced a substantial rise on Friday, buoyed by better-than-expected job data. Non-Farm Payrolls increased by 139,000 in May, surpassing Dow […]
Most Small Business Owners Feel Positive About Trump’s Policies, Survey Finds

Optimism Among Small Business Owners A recent May Poll, obtained from the Job Creators Network Foundation (JCNF), reveals a general sense of optimism among small business owners. According to the survey, 58% of respondents expressed that they were hopeful the administration would support small businesses, while 41% felt pessimistic, and 1% were uncertain about the […]
Measles vaccination levels dropped in nearly 80% of US counties following the COVID pandemic, study finds.

Decline in Measles Vaccination Rates Post-Pandemic A recent study indicates that measles vaccination rates among children have dropped in nearly 8-10 counties across the United States since the COVID pandemic. Conducted by researchers at Johns Hopkins University, the study analyzed vaccination records from 2,066 counties in 33 states. They compared kindergarten vaccination rates from 2017 […]
Study finds that Medicaid recipients without disabilities often engage in video games and television.

Study Reveals How Non-Disabled Medicaid Recipients Spend Their Time Recent findings suggest that non-disabled Americans on Medicaid often spend their time engaging in video games and watching TV. This study was highlighted by Congressional Republicans aiming to reform federal benefits that have been in place for 60 years. The American Enterprise Institute’s survey indicates that […]